Struggling to find correct sized hands for movement

[SpringMangler]

I realise a little bit more every day how much of a dog the Yema Meangraf that I bought is. It really is a mongrel of bits and pieces with only the dial, case and bezel being original.

I'm trying to find replacement hands and the originals, which I know I won't get, were a plain lumed hand. The ones currently on the watch appear to come from a different Yema model. I also don't think that the minute hand is the correct diameter as it is very tight to put on.

So, I'm looking for a minute and hour hand but can't seem to find a hour hand in the correct diameter. The movement is a Jeambrun 26D and Ranfft shows the hand diameters as 1.40 x 0.90 x 0.20mm. Finding a minute hand is not a problem, it's the hour hand. On Cousins the hour hands jump from 1.2 to 1.5.

Any other sources you can recommend?

 

For reference, the originals looked like this.

 

 

Edited August 16, 2022 by SpringMangler
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[watchweasol]

There is Gleave and co  London     A.G.Thomas Bradford    Maddisons of Durham there will be others.  You maybe down to getting an under size the broaching it.

Second user parts  welwynwatchparts.co.uk   and speedtimerkollection.com in europe.

[SpringMangler]

Thank you sir. In terms of broaching what is a sensible tolerance - e.g., if I buy the commonly available 1.2 would it be able to go to 1.4?

[watchweasol]

Hi with a 1.2 you may be able to get it to fit it all depends on how much metal there is on the donor hand, but in cases where there is no alternative it is best to give it a try.